Heathers: The Musical
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The Lowdown
Veronica Sawyer is just trying to survive Westerberg High without losing her soul to the local mean girls. It is a familiar suburban nightmare, only this time it involves a trench-coat-wearing sociopath named J.D. and a body count that rises faster than an L train delay. The pop-rock score hits hard, even if the premise feels like a fever dream from 1989. It captures the specific, toxic rot of high school status games with enough dark comedy to make the carnage go down easy. If you can handle the cynicism, the show delivers a solid punch. Just leave your nostalgia at the door and try not to get caught in the hallway crossfire.
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The cult teen-murder musical returns Off-Broadway with a uniformly strong cast that nails the line between satire and melodrama. The material itself stays surface-level on its dark themes, which critics flagged, but fans of the movie and the score will eat it up. Big voices, bigger shoulder pads, plenty of fun. Know what you're buying and you'll have a blast.
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The cult teen-murder musical returns Off-Broadway with a uniformly strong cast that nails the line between satire and melodrama. The material itself stays surface-level on its dark themes, which critics flagged, but fans of the movie and the score will eat it up. Big voices, bigger shoulder pads, plenty of fun. Know what you’re buying and you’ll have a blast.